Gordon Irving, Immigration Solicitor at Broudie Jackson Canter, discusses the EU Settlement Scheme, Settled and Pre-settled Status.

A divorce is one of the most difficult and stressful things we can go through. Barry McDonough, Jackson Lees' Wills, Trust and Probate solicitor, summarises five key points to consider when filing for a divorce in relation to your estate.

Jackson Lees has appointed a new Head of Court of Protection as the department continues to grow.

Dealing with an estate can be a challenging and stressful time. Jackson Lees’ Wills, Trusts & Probate solicitor, Rafael Donovan, discusses the help available should you have to administer an estate.

An inquest jury have concluded that significant failings and neglect contributed to the death of Floyd Carruthers, an inmate at HMP Birmingham.

Head of Residential Property, John E Jones, explores the decisions that need to be made in joint home ownership

Head of Civil & Commercial Litigation, Andrew Leakey, explores your options if you are excluded from a Will.

While football fans have eagerly awaited the return of the World Cup, this year’s kick off means another spike in domestic violence cases across the country. Family Law Solicitor, Hannah Bickley, explains where you stand with getting help.

Lisa Harbour, Associate Director and Deputy Head of Family Law at Jackson Lees, has summarised the ways in which we can  limit your legal fees so that you can make the most of your Christmas period.

The Jackson Lees Trust Corporation is a body set up to ensure continuity, availability, and professionalism for those accessing the firm’s private client services, including Court of Protection services.

Martin Hood, Deputy Head of Clinical Negligence at Jackson Lees Solicitors, recounts a time he helped his client get the compensation she deserved after a traumatic illness.

The inquest into the death of Robert Lee Evans highlighted a severe lack of care for the safety and wellbeing of prisoners in HMP Swansea.